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This 1966 Mercury Comet 202 Sport Coupe presents as a partially restored project, offering a freshened-up engine and various new components. Its exterior and interior have seen considerable updates, yet some mechanical and electrical issues remain to be addressed. Priced to sell, this Comet could be a rewarding project. Micheal Svoboda is the COO of Driveway Deals and has a love for corvettes since middle school when he seen a 63 Split Window going through restoration.
Preview: Up for sale is a 1966 Mercury Comet 202 Sport Coupe, featuring a freshened-up 289ci V8 engine paired with a 3-speed automatic transmission. The car shows 118,518 miles on the odometer and is finished in Black paint with a Red interior, giving it a classic look. This Comet comes with a range of recent updates and new parts, making it a unique project for enthusiasts looking to complete and refine its functionality.
Exterior: The exterior of this Mercury Comet 202 is finished in Black paint, complemented by painted bumpers and a custom fiberglass hood. It sits on steel wheels with trim and chrome lug nuts, adding to its vintage appeal. The vehicle features a new gas tank and dual exhaust with trumpet tips. However, some exterior lighting components need attention: only one headlight works on low beam, but all function on high beam, while the blinkers and tail lights are currently inoperative, possibly due to a faulty turn signal switch. The antenna connection has also fallen into the fender and requires reconnection. Jack included.
Interior: Inside, this Comet has been refreshed with a beautiful Red interior. The bench seats have been recently re-covered, and the new carpet, door panels, switches, and glove box insert give the cabin a renewed appearance. A new package tray has been added, and the dashboard has been nicely painted to match the interior’s style. While the headliner is new, it does need to be tightened up for a proper finish. The vehicle includes seat belts up front for added safety. Please note that the radio is currently not working, and there may be further adjustments needed for the interior features.
Mechanical: Under the hood, this Mercury Comet is powered by a freshened-up 289ci V8 engine. Recent mechanical work includes the installation of a new alternator, coil, distributor, master cylinder, and brake lines, as well as a brand new battery and catch can. The car has new struts up front and all new lines and hoses, ensuring a more reliable driving experience. The dual exhaust system adds a classic touch to its performance. However, there is a transmission issue noted: after warming up, the car does not shift into reverse. This aspect, along with the non-operational tail lights and blinkers, may require some attention to bring the car up to full functionality.
Overview: This 1966 Mercury Comet 202 Sport Coupe presents as a partially restored project, offering a freshened-up engine and various new components. Its exterior and interior have seen considerable updates, yet some mechanical and electrical issues remain to be addressed. Priced to sell, this Comet could be a rewarding project.
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Opening Bid: | $5,000 |
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Ending Date: | September 25, 2024 at 3:00 pm |
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Auction started | September 19, 2024 7:22 am |
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